Oliver Jennrich

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Drag-free performance and spacecraft description: 

Drag-free performance and spacecraft description O. Jennrich LISA Project Scientist

Baseline architecture: 

Baseline architecture Spacecraft diameter 2.67 m Mass Spacecraft Bus: 310 kg Mass Payload: 232 kg Power: 800 W Data: 30 kbs

Spacecraft layout: 

Spacecraft layout

Thruster requirements: 

Thruster requirements Surface: 5.6 m2, effective surface 4.8 m2 Solar radiation: 1.376 kW/m2 DC force: 20 μN, to be compensated by thrusters (50 μN req.) Noise sets requirements on DFACS and thruster noise

Thruster noise requirement: 

Thruster noise requirement

DFACS performance: 

DFACS performance Example: relative acceleration between the two testmasses

DFACS performance: 

DFACS performance All requirements are met in the current design Noise sources are taken from LPF Cross talk Magnetics Charging Surface effects No ‘miracles’ needed

Inertial sensor design: 

Inertial sensor design Design is a copy of the present LPF design No significant design changes foreseen LISA modelling relies on LISA PF performance: Shielding Material properties (bulk and surface) Mass and power Footprint Notable exception: Charging, gravitational balancing, details of the actuation law.

Room for additional hardware: 

Room for additional hardware Requirements: No additional mass No additional power No additional data rate All present budgets hold margins suitable for the programmatic stage of the project (mass, power ~ 30%) Definition of the system architecture is not finalised Additional hardware can be accommodate if mission or mission science profit from it.